Birthday Party for Gloria Squires at Warder Avenue
Mrs S M Squires entertained Saturday afternoon for her daughter Gloria tenth birthday. Pink and white decor and party hats greeted guests while Miss Margaret Grinnan aided in serving. Music games and gifts highlighted the afternoon with many children in attendance including Leona Saffel Julia Kite and many others. An additional wedding announcement notes Joseph Addison Butt to Miss Margaret Naomi Wilson in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Squires
Warder Avenue
Gloria
Louise de Moss
Leona Saffel
Mary Virginia Dixon
Julia Kite
Bendaline Manear
Natalie Pembroke
Mary Catherine Ewers
Helen Louise Shomo
Betty Lee Bailey
Kathryn
Betty Mae Greyson
Wilna Jean Cassidy
Mary Bragg
Mary Elizabeth Cook
Doris Jean Proudfoot
Mary Ellen Sinclair
Clara Louise Haynes
Winifred Byestel
Alfreda Fisher
Mildred Gall
Magle
Betty Keefover
Martha Kuhn
Helen Louise Bolyard
Betty
Eloise Gordon
Doris
Shirley
Thelma Sturm
John Welch
Shirley Rexroad
Jean Evans
Beulah Riley
Betty Bailey
Mary Jean
Margaret Grinnan
Wm. Towles
L. C. Grayson
Fred Grinnan
Woodrow Squires
Gloria Squires
St. Paul's Church
Baltimore
Joseph Addison Butt
Margaret Naomi Wilson
Clist
Mont Avenue
Mr. Butt
Addison Butt
This City
Anna Cruise
Knitted dresses and suits draw resort attention
Designers turn from heavy wear to spring beach fashion as knitted dresses appear with frilled one piece frocks, wide reverses and waist-sash accents. Colors include mustard green mandarin rust white green yellow coral and blue with brown lizard appliqué and beige piping. Double breasted coats return with large buttons as beachwear ideas loom.
Social calendar notes from local clubs and church groups
Welfare Department of the Woman's Club meets Tuesday at 5 30 PM at the Elks Home with Judge W Merle Watkins as guest speaker. Ladies Aid Society of West Main Street M E Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Mrs Coulson's home 624 W Marx. Group A Andrews M I church ladies meet Tuesday evening at the church. Mr and Mrs W I Pitman of 28 W Washington welcomed a nine and a half pound baby boy at City Hospital born Wednesday Nov 29 mother and babe do well. father manages McCrorys five and ten cent store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Elks Home
W. Merle Watkins
Ladies Aid Society
West Main Street
M. E. Churity
George H. Coulson
W. Marx Street
W. I. Pitman
W. Washington Street
City Hospital
Mother
Babe
McCrorys Five and Ten
Personal notices of Wheeling residents over Thanksgiving weekend
Mr and Mrs Francis Shay of Wheeling returned home last evening after spending the Thanksgiving holidays with their parents. David Evans, a WVU student, spent Sunday with his parents. Frances Murphy returned to Clarksburg after visiting her sister Mrs J B Korte. Mrs Tom Dodds and Miss Cecelia McKillop of Pittsburgh visited Miss Mary Rauscher on their way to Welch W Va. H A Abbott spent the weekend with family at Morgantown. Mr and Mrs Howard H Holt and son James drove to Morgantown to return their son to college after the holiday. Mr W E Brown drove to Morgantown to return their daughter Caroline and Hale Watkins to the University. John R Tarver of a Chicago druggist firm, guest of his mother and sister Mrs Ida Tarver and Mrs George L kgvers at 131 E Longstreet, left for home in the Windy City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Shay
Wheeling
Chas. O. Shay
Jas. Carroll
David Evans
West Virginia University
Frances Murphy
Clarksburg
J. B. Korte
Tom Dodds
Cecelia McKillop
Pittsburgh
Mary Rauscher
Welch
W. Va
H. A. Abbott
Morgantown
Howard H. Holt
James
W. E. Brown
Caroline
Hale Watkins
John R. Tarver
Chicago
Ida Tarver
George L. Kgvers
E. Longstreet
Jeft
Windy
Charles Wolfe
J. N. Tregellas
J. G. Wolfe
West Washington Street
Wolfe
University
Walter Fenn
Richard
Alice Louise
Conrad Penn
Reading
Lila Miller
Parkersburg
B. W. Anvil
Elkins
W. L. Shaffer
Miami
Florida
H. F. Church
Louise Church
J. B. Gerkin
Hugh Charles
T. F. Hall
Adams Street
Hall
Church
Mary Jean McCue
Klayde Spaur
Grafton
Herschel R. Conaway
Peacock Lane
Miss McCue
Conaway
H. H. Currey
Gladys
Willa Jean
Charleston
Gratton
People from many towns visit Clarksburg during holidays
Mr and Mrs Charles Wolfe Morgantown along with relatives from Reading Pa and Wheeling visited Miss Lila Miller in Clarksburg after spending Thanksgiving at Parkersburg. Several locals including B W Anvil Elkins and the Shaffer and Church families toured the city before heading to warmer winters.
Webster Boy Is Fined Twenty Dollars
John H Hoffman a 16 year old son of Clarence Hoffman of Webster was arrested Saturday by Deputy Game Warden J T Stewart for hunting without a license. He pleaded guilty before Magistrate Ona C Jefferys and was fined 20 dollars plus costs. He had his father’s hunting license in his possession and surrendered it as proof of his right to kill game when picked up in Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Hoffman
Clarence Hoffman
Webster
J. T. Stewart
Ona C. Jefferys
Williamson Improves After Brain Injury Fall
Harry H. Williamson of West Francis street, hospitalized with concussion from a stairway fall, has shown marked improvement after a week in City hospital. Doctors report progress and recovery is proceeding well, much to the relief of his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Williamson
West Francis Street
City Hospital
Mr Williamson Falls at Rooming House Injury
Mr Williamson called on a friend at a rooming house and slipped on a dark stairway while leaving for home. He fell to the floor below striking head and shoulder, was unconscious for days, and only a small hope remained for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Storm faces ice-locked Soviet ship in Arctic
A Soviet ship Chelius kin lies ice-bound 100 miles north of the Artic circle in the east Siberian sea with 68 aboard. After three days of failed attempts to abandon ship and reach shore, the Russian scientists brace for a second storm while a wireless operator relays updates. An ice-breaker has been stalled two months trying to reach Davidloff island, signaling a growing crisis for the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Island
Artic Circle
East Siberian Sea
Cheliuskin
Davidloff Island
Revival Services Start At First U B Church
Revival services began last evening at the First United Brethren Church on the Northwestern Turnpike. Rev. J B Shaffer and Rev. J M Shaw lead the sessions each night at 7:30 o clock with an invitation extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
Northwestern Turnpike
J. B. Shaffer
J. M. Shaw
TRESSLER REPPERT TRIAL IN CIRCUIT COURT
Circuit court reconvened after Thanksgiving adjournment to hear the civil suit of S B Tressler against E H Repost over alleged lease violation of Berry coal mine. Trial may require another day for evidence with technical testimony. jurors include Hall Grimes Felton Smallwood Heaton Sinseller Raymond Constable Boyce Newton Proctor Jacks. Lawyers: Talbott Warder for plaintiffs Wyckoff Wyckoff and Steptoe & Johnson for defense. All other jurors excused until Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
S. B. Tressler
E. H
Berry
Harvey R. Hall
H. V. Grimes
Uriah M. Felton
F. A. Smallwood
Elias M. Heaton
Blaine Sinseller B. Raymond
George W. Constable
Abarham! 'Boyce
Ralph Newton
John J. Proctor
Lester Jacks
Bruce Talbott
Philippi
Francis L. Warder
City
Plaints
Steptoe & Johnson
Clarksburg
Wyckoff and Wyckoff
Macon Plans Lakehurst Return In Spring
Lakewood New Jersey December 4 The Lakewood Reemployment story notes that Macon will return to Lakehurst in spring and references ongoing reemployment efforts by local authorities and employers.
Questioned Wynekoop detention linked to wife slaying
The detention of Earle Wynekoop for questioning in the Rheta Wynekoop murder case led to Priscilla Witt, 23, being taken into custody. Wynekoop admitted friendliness with Witt despite denials of unhappiness at home. A Navy committee heard that the Macon dirigible will be returned to duty at Lakehurst after the fleet moves to the Atlantic next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Priscilla Witt
Associated Press
United States Navy
Naval Air Station
Lakewood
Sunnyvale
Cal
Walter Burr
United States
Legge Dies in Chicago of Heart Disease
Alexander Legge 67 former first chairman of the Federal Farm Board and president of the International Harvester Company died at his Hinsdale home after a sudden heart illness. He had been active in farming, business and government affairs and left behind three nephews. His widow Mrs Legge had earlier funded a Woman's Memorial in Hinsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
International Harvester Company
Hinsdale
Legge
Hinsdals
James
Alex E. Legge
Schuyler
Neb
Roy Legge
San Francisco
Jeeze
Dane County
Wisconsin
Army official directs Allied munitions to frontlines
The figure oversaw all munition shipments to American and Allied forces abroad. His duties carried him to France, and after the Armistice he served as President Wilsons economic expert at the Versailles Peace Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Wilson
Versailles
13 Year Old Seeks Reward From Bandit Capture
A 13 year old girl, Geralene Arnold, sues to collect a $15,000 reward offered by Oklahoma City residents for the capture of Machine Gun George Kelly and his wife Kathryn. Charles F. Cocord, who headed the reward committee, is named as defendant. The suit claims Geralene provided information to federal agents that aided the Kellys' capture in Memphis. The Kellys are serving life sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okahoma City
Geralene Arnold
Oklahoma City
George Kelly
Kathryn
Chares F. Cocord
Kellys
Charles F. Urschel
Geralene
Federa
Kelley
Memphis
Tenn
Kelly
Oil Interests Challenge West Virginia Chain Store Tax
Four major oil firms file suits in a three judge Federal Court to strike down West Virginia’s chain store tax as unconstitutional and duplicative. The defendants include Standard Oil of New Jersey Gulf Refining Ashland Refining and Sinclair Refining. The action seeks to stop the tax on business in the state. Separately the Miami University student residency stat stands out noting only sixty percent of students are Florida residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Gulf Refining Company
Port Arthur
Texas
Ashland Refining Company
Ackland
Sinclair Refining Company
Chicago
The
University of Miami
Residents
Florida
Donation Party for Rev F J Tufvander at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian congregation hosted a donation day for their pastor Rev F J Tufvander and his wife on the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Members delivered groceries fruits and other edibles throughout the day and evening, greatly appreciated by the minister and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
F. J. Tufvander
Leftover meals transformed into simple kitchen recipes
A vintage menu and recipe snippet shows using leftovers for a day’s meals. It outlines breakfast with orange juice cereal and eggs, lunch with vegetable soup and fruit, and dinner featuring chicken spaghetti and baked custards. A tomato and date bun yeast bun recipe follows with step by step instructions.
Gold price held at 34.01 after weeklong peak
Washington reports government gold buying remains at 34.01 dollars per ounce for the sixth straight week with the dollar showing strength in foreign exchanges as trading continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Elizabeth Courtney
W. Main Street
W. H. Courtney
John Dawson
George Jones
Clarks‘Surg
John Roby
Keyser
Charlotte Bryan
John
Hipaa Ie
Andrews M. I
Ladiep Ald
Announ
CARLS
Primrose Beauty Shop
Epee Tata Atatat
First National Bank Building
New York
Studio OF Dancing
Latrobe Street
Marinello Beauty Shop
McCrory
John Hoffman
Harry Williamson
First U. B. Church
Macon
Lakehurst
Lakewood, N. J
A. Legge
International Harvester
Farm Board
Ben H. Franz
W. Main St
Tufvander
Velyn Mont
Jolliffe’s
Jolliffe's
Jolliffe
Lear
Oloping
Com 404
Devény Hidg
Monroe Street
Fairmont
W.va
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